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Unlocked: The dangers of the digital era We use our phones for practically everything in our daily life, whether it’s for watching shows, movies or buy things, calling for Uber, connecting with people all over the world. I think phone has truly become a necessity in our day to day life, but what happens when our phones become the reason why we are in danger? Terrifying to even think about it especially because our digital footprint is everywhere. The movie that I am going to talk about today is ‘Unlocked’, a Korean thriller/horror film directed by Kim Tae-Joon. This movie is scary to say the least, because imagine losing your phone and then you get your phone back but this time your phone has a hidden camera inside it and it can practically see everything that you are doing ok so that is terrifying and possibly the worst nightmare for everyone and this is what this movie is about. I think it’s always thrilling and more exciting to watch the movie for yourself and see how the movie goes...

XO Kitty.......hmmmmmmm....so where should I start? Xo Kitty is an American Netflix show in which the main character 'Kitty Song Covey', goes to Korea to study in the most reputed school 'KISS' where even her boyfriend/pen pal studies and to also find out more about her dead mother so that she can relate to her mother and resonate with her Korean side. Now when I say this show is bad, I mean it's bad TERRIBLE INFACT The plot itself doesn't sound bad but Oh Boy! when I tell you that the storyline was so poorly written I mean it. Literally everyone in the show is a big douche, or they might be even worse. Kitty our protagonist who was a beloved character in "To all the boys I've loved before" had such a bad character development in XO Kitty that will make anyone wonder what went wrong with her. She comes to Korea to learn about her mom mainly, yet she barely does anything to actually learn about her, every episode is like a new montage of her falling...

Starting something new can be terrifying but at the same time exciting, so when Eshall and I decided to start a vlogging channel we were uncertain on how we should actually start it, nevertheless we kept collecting footages and by collecting, I mean we literally hoarded a bunch of clips. Was it fun though?  I mean yeah kind of except when you are like dying of hunger and you really want to eat the food, but you still have to take ten different videos of it from different angles then it's a torture, but other than that the process of making this video was really fun. Eshall and I would get random bursts of energy to shoot more and create more content so if you are up to watching our videos then you could expect for us to post regularly. Anyways I really do hope that you enjoy watching our video and please do like, share and subscribe to our channel. https://youtu.be/poEgyFLD9GY?si=ZsiII1zRnGqeegrL Until next time, bye guys

'What Will People Say' is a 2017 internationally co-produced movie directed and written by Iram Haq, starring Maria Mozdah as Nisha, the protagonist and Adil Hussain as Nisha's father. The story revolves around the life of a Pakistani teenager Nisha in Norway who lives a double life, with her Norwegian friends she tries to fit in, going to parties, drinking, smoking etc, but with her parents she is the perfect daughter who tries to live up to their expectation. Nonetheless, she is a teenager at the end of the day, so she ends up making a mistake which turns her entire life around so as a form of punishment her father decides to send her to Pakistan to stay with her aunt and I won't be spoiling much about the movie because I do want everyone to watch this movie for themselves.  This movie is art in itself, depicting the harsh reality. The words "what will people say" resonates with the people who are from conservative households, Indian households in itself ut...

Juice is a short film directed by Neeraj Ghaywan starring Shefali Shah, this film delves into the dynamics of gender roles, and the misogyny prevalent in Indian households. The movie follows the story of Manju and her husband where they host a gathering with their friends. Just like any other typical Indian family the women in the family along with the friends' wives work in the kitchen while the men enjoy having convos about the economy while making misogynistic remarks about their wives, being completely ignorant towards their struggles and efforts.  The film conveys a very powerful message about the misogyny that we tend to overlook because we have normalized it so much. The climax of the film is unexpected well at least for everyone in the film it is, but when we actually observe Manju's character in the film, she had already reached a breaking point therefore, her quiet rebellion against the men in the room was like a slap to the face hitting them with realization. The end...

I think we all are kind of familiar with this movie, Taare Zameen Par is a gemstone, a movie directed and produced by Aamir khan himself. The film follows the story of a young boy named Ishaan who is unable to follow up in his classes due to his dyslexia, his parents however blame his failures on his lack of attention, his dad especially mocks and compares him to his elder brother who is an all-rounder perfect kid while being completely ignorant to his younger son's feeling. the younger son always gets blamed for the things that he hasn't done which involves causing mischiefs in the neighborhood so one day his dad gets fed up with his behavior and sends him to a boarding school. The boarding school is where his life completely changes, Aamir Khan comes as an art teacher and takes an interest on him because he reminds him of himself thus, he makes it a challenge to teach the kid everything that people around him failed to do so. His teachings does pay off as Ishaan turns out to ...

"Oh, to be part of this youth forever." Seasons of Blossom is a webtoon written by Hongduck and illustrated by Nemone. Seasons of Blossom is not a story of one particular protagonist alone but rather it includes the stories of various characters and each of which are assigned to a particular season. Each season focuses on a different character's perspective. This webtoon holds a really special place in my heart mainly because of how each characters feel so real, their problems and struggles are realistic, something that the youth of our generation can relate to. The importance of each season lies on the fact that each season offers a very complex and multifaceted perspective of the characters so to understand the plot better I would like to explain each of the season's first and what they mean. Spring, the season of blossoming flowers, symbolizing a new beginning. This season delves into the theme of a fresh start and first love. The story follows Bomi's flower wh...